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Tips & Tricks / Re: painful acciaccatura
Last post by lawrroc -
Done! Easier than I thought. I thought it involved stems and noteheads, which needed tweaking. These acciaccaturas are repeated throughout many of the 138 measures. I was a little skeptical about the transcription. Thanks!
Guten Sonntag!
Lorenzo
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Tips & Tricks / Re: painful acciaccatura
Last post by hmmueller -
Like this? - i.e., with spacers of size 1.25 ... I hope the relative position remains stable also after page layout changes; I tried a few modifications (e.g. different margins, extending staves to end-of-line), and it seems to work.

H.M.
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Tips & Tricks / painful acciaccatura
Last post by lawrroc -
I've encountered this acciaccatura that I can't write as per the sheet music, which I've attached.
The two small eighth notes with the cut on the stem don't overlap perfectly at the junction of the two staves, baritone and bass.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks, and have a great weekend.
Lorenzo
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General Discussion / Re: Message during transcription
Last post by lawrroc -
No, no, the disk isn't full, still 115 GB.
Couldn't it be a folder linked to NWC? Anyway, now I save manually, just like I did before, except that message didn't appear.
I removed the "every 15 minutes" autosave setting from my settings.
Lorenzo
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General Discussion / Message during transcription
Last post by lawrroc -
Good morning,
For some time now, while using NWC, I've been seeing the message in Attachment 1.
My settings (Attachment 2) have never been changed.
Do I need to change anything?
Thank you.
Lorenzo
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General Discussion / Re: Happy Easter
Last post by hmmueller -
The same to all of you!

NWC is still the workhorse of my music. Since Thursday, I have played and conducted in five services, with 3 different ensembles, for which I wrote two- and three-part arrangements of Easter songs. And during the week, I wrote music for crank organs - for a theater performance, then some old songs from Luxemburg that might be forgotten otherwise, and an overdue "Fasnet march" (carnival march). The rolls have been punched and are in the mail.

Whew!

H.M.